Today's top headlines:

• Floyd County Courthouse closed for two weeks; judges, deputies and clerks in quarantine as outbreak continues. Continuing updates.


• No virus deaths so far this month in Northwest Georgia but 169 additional positive tests here since June 1. State death toll: 2,180.


• Huge crowd in downtown Rome Sunday afternoon for 'We Matter: A Peaceful Protest.' City leaders among the speakers. What's next.


• Politics: With social distancing, masks, sanitizer and new voting machines, Tuesday's trip to area precincts will be very different. What to know before you go.


• New business coming to former Verizon across from the mall after sale closes. 


• Ware Mechanical Weather Center: About a half-inch of rain possible with highs in the upper 80s.


• Truett's Chick-Fil-A Sports Report:. High schools begin conditioning drills today. Kevin Harvick races to win at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Peaks & Valleys: The highs and lows of Northwest Georgia.

• From the wonderful avalanche of absentee voting to a good turnout for advance voting, the 2020 primaries will be ones to remember.


• Seven cases alone in the court system and more tests pending mean the coronavirus isn't making a comeback; it never went away.


• JC Penney's closing yet another loss for our reeling retail market (Sears, Kmart, Pier 1, others)/


• And a thank you to those working in our elections offices this year for ensuring we can vote -- absentee, early or in person on Tuesday.